Continuation of Part 1 found here

It started as a joke between the partners of Winged & Lynch Marketing Firm. They quipped that, since the dress code had already become quite “casual” thanks to the recent policy changes, what would the typical Business Casual Friday attire look like?

Someone said fetish wear. Another mentioned lingerie. There was even the suggestion of body paint. Then one of the interns piped up, “Why bother wearing anything? Pretty much all of us have seen each other naked already anyway.”

Of course, the workers were quick to point out that they still had to remain decent whenever the company had visitors or clients schedule to meet with them… Except for one… the token exhibitionist.

With the thought of being casually nude for casual Friday, he waited until one special Friday when there were absolutely no planned guests, clients or otherwise, and it was then he committed to the deed, leaving all his clothes in his car and coming to work wearing nothing but a smile.

He gave many of his fellow colleagues a shock at first glance, but once he explained how circumstances allowed it, they warmed up to the fully-nude avian quite quickly. In fact, some of the staff even felt inspired to bared bird, and shed their own clothes.

Noticing this, the exhibitionist surveyed those who ed him in casual nudity. The survey reported that those who did spent the workday in the buff had, at first, felt somewhat nervous, but gained self-confidence and self-esteem over the course of the day. With proof that a naked Friday could boost morale, he asked his naked workforce on last question: “Would you be open to doing it again?”

And thus began the tradition of Winged & Lynch’s Business Casual Fridays, better known as Full-Moon Fridays. Receptionists began to purposefully schedule client meetings and other events that would require remaining decent on days other than Friday so the employees wouldn’t have to worry about clothing. Week after week, more and more staff would forgo their normal workwear in order to their naked coworkers. In less than two months, everyone was participating in Full-Moon Friday. On Fridays, the company looked less like a marketing firm and more like a nudist resort. Aside from the cars parked in the company lot, where most of the workforce got undressed (with the exception of those daring enough to leave their homes as nature intended) It became impossible to find any clothing anywhere in the entire building.